Managing Credit: Debt
Debt is the number one issue folks want to talk about wherever I go.
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Debt is the number one issue folks want to talk about wherever I go.
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Last week we talked about kids and cash. This week I thought we could spend some time on the grownups discussing money skills.
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Talking to your adult kid about money is a lot harder than talking to a 10-year-old about money.
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